Yes, her lyrics are campy and overtly materialistic. But Britney is in full control of her career, her life, and her success, and she wants the world to know. Her strength isn’t built on the desire to prove a former flame wrong, nor is she pining for the attention of a man. She’s in the game for herself, driven by the desire to be the best and have it all.
I've never read something so incorrect. Must've been a Britney stan who wrote this article.
Reading that Beyonce "essay" was the greatest source of second hand embarrassment since the Born This Way Ball. I'm actually appalled a 30something woman with so many resources could write that and deem it worthy of being published as a serious piece.
I've never read something so incorrect. Must've been a Britney stan who wrote this article.
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Sam is a recent graduate of the University of Notre Dame where he majored in Film, Television & Theatre and Medieval Studies. His writing has appeared on Thought Catalog and Bleacher Report. Sam was a two-year editor at The Observer, Notre Dame's student newspaper, where he won several awards for his news and arts & entertainment reporting.
Reading that Beyonce "essay" was the greatest source of second hand embarrassment since the Born This Way Ball. I'm actually appalled a 30something woman with so many resources could write that and deem it worthy of being published as a serious piece.
The Hive saying it was an excerpt and that we should wait for the full essay was also hilarious.
I hate the ****ing ******s on this damn site saying BEYONSLÉ has aged badly. Shut the **** up and stop shoving ARTPOP up your assholes for once and maybe you would know what good music sounds like
I hate the ****ing ******s on this damn site saying BEYONSLÉ has aged badly. Shut the **** up and stop shoving ARTPOP up your assholes for once and maybe you would know what good music sounds like
